APRIL U 1934
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Losers Only Four Hits
Tommy Irwin, Blond Shortstop,
Feature Winners First Big'
Fire Game by Getting Home!
Run, Donble, and Two Singles,
and Fielding Well.
(Special to the Daily Tar Heel)
Gastonia, March 31. Caro
lina's baseball team continued its
big scoring ways today, going on
a spree to down its old Davidson
rival, 15-4. It was the opening
Big Five game of the year, giv
ing the Tar Heels an edge over
the team that tied them for last
year's championship.
McKeithan, sophomore right
hander, twirled the entire con
test for the winners, setting the
Wildcats down with only four
hits. The rookie hurler was wild
in spots, walking four men, but
had lots of stuff on the ball, two
of the hits being doubles and
the other two singles. He got
three men by the strikeout
route. .
Another soph, Tommy Irwin,
featured the Carolina attack
both on the offense and defense.
cracked out four hits in five. He
got a double and a home run, the
only one so far for Carolina. In
the field Irwin had a perfect day,
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three putouts.
Davidson
Hock, 3b
Wingfield, cf
Mackorell. ss
Bumgamer, 2b
Morgan, If
Burns, lb
McLean, rf
Eavenal, c .
Jenkins, p
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Undefeated Captain
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Totals
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Leonard, 3b
Vick, ef
Weathers, 2b
Mcaskill, c
Brandt, lb
Irwin, ss
Tatum, rf
Mclver, If
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Tar iileel Tennis OotHt Opsas Seaso
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igh Jump And Pole
Vault Stars Here Tuesday
SPORT PROGRAM
FOR GIRLS MADE
Ralston LeGore, co - captain
alonsr with Ed McRae of the
track team. LeGore isrthe South
ern Conference record holder in
the javelin throw and continual
ly tosses the spear better than
190 feet. He once got a 208 foot
7 inch throw. He is a senior and
has never been beaten in his
event while at Carolina.
NINETEEN MEETS;
THREE TOURNEYS
ON TOMS CARD
Carolina Netmen, with 62 Vic
tories Behind Them, mil
Have Tough Time in Keeping
Record Clean; Northern Trip
Scheduled.
Strong Dartmouth Track Team Tennis Matches with Duke Uni
versity and Peace College Have
Been Arranged; Plans for
Archery Competition Made.
Has Good Men in Almost
Every Event; Carolina Cap
tains to Figure in Two Feature
Duels.
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Score by innings:
Daridson 001 101 001 4
Carolina 013 143 03x 15
Doubles-: Irwin, McKeithan, Vick"i
Wingfield, Mclver, Tatum, Morgan.
H&me runs: Irwin. Stolen bases:
Eavenal, Leonard, Brandt. Sacrifice:
McKeithan. Double play: Tatum to
Weathers to Irwin.
SPORT TEAMS TO
SEE MUCH ACTION
Varsity Baseball, Golf, Track
and Tennis Teams Will Have
Nine Encounters This Week;
Tennis and Track Here.
40 15 16 27 15
FROSH DRILL FOR
BASEBALL GAMES
Yearlings Open Season Friday
Against Roanoke Rapids.
Although a practice for fresh
man baseball was scheduled for
2:30 o'clock yesterday after
noon, it had to be called off be
cause of the soggy condition of
the field.
For the past week Coach
Wright has been giving the
freshmen stiff workouts every
afternoon. On Friday the play
ing of the squad as a whole
seemed to be improving. The
first team has not been definite
ly selected as yet.
With the spirit shown at prac
tice, however, a well function
ing organization ought to be on
the field, April 6, to meet Roa
noke Rapids high school in the
opening tilt.
On Monday regular practice
will begin again, and before
many days have passed Coach
Wright expects to have his first
team working together.
INTRAMURAL BOXERS
Coach Rowe announced yester
day that all interested in intra
mural boxing report to the Tin
Can between 4:00 and . 6:00
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
boxers will use 12-ounce gloves
instead of 10-ounce.
Carolina's sport teams will
swing into their schedules in a
high way.' this week, the; varsity ;
baseball, tennis, track, and golf
teams taking on nine opponents.
Only two of the encounters are
carded -,f or the University and
these on Monday and Tuesday.
However, two of the golf meets
will be played on the Hope Val
ley course which is just a short
distance from Chapel Hill.
Monday the tennis team opens
its season in the meet with Bos
ton College on the University
courts. On the same day the
baseball team will have a sec
ond engagement with Davidson.
This tilt will be played at Con
cord as usual on Easter Monday.
Track Meet Tuesday
Tuesday the track team will
perform in its first outdoor meet
against the strong Dartmouth
outfit. The tracksters were sup
posed to start their season
against Davidson a weeic ago
but the meet was rained out.
Both the tennis and golf
teams will continue their play
Tuesdav. The golfers battle
State on the Hope Valley course,
while the netmen journey to
Wake Forest. Nothing is on the
schedule for Thursday.
Friday the diamond club takes
on its first ooponent of a Vir
ginia invasion, battling V. P. I.
at Blacksburg. Un tne same
day the Tar Baby baseball edi
tion will open its play against
Roanoke Rapids high school on
Emerson field. "
The track, baseball, and golf
outfits all see action Saturday
in the biggest day of the week.
The trackmen journey to Wil
liamsburg -to meet William and
Mary: the baseball club contin
ues its trip, battling V. M. I. at
Lexington; and the linksmen
play Georgetown University on
the Hope Valley course.
The tennis, golf, and track
yearling teams will also prob
ably have several encounters
during the week but the com-
nlete schedules have not been
arranged.
Coach John F. Kenfield yes
terday announced a difficult
schedule of 19 dual meets for
the University of North Caro
lina tennis team, topped by par
ticipation in the state, confer
ence and north-south tourna
ments, and by a week's trip into
the tennis strongholds of the
north and east.
This year's northern invasion
will carry the Carolina racquet
wielders against Navy, Johns
Hopkins, Princeton, Army, Yale,
Amherst, and Dartmouth.
The Tar Heels have made
three such trips in the past three
years and each time have come
off undefeated with first claim
to the national team champion
ship. An unbroken line of 62
victories lies behind them, their
last defeat having been by
Princeton in 1929.
Stars to Be Missing
Due t6 heavy losses from the
varsity and freshman teams of
last year the Tar Heels will be
hard put to maintain their bril
nant record. Graduation' re
moved the number one and two
players, Wilmer Hines and Le
noir Wright, while, the two top-
ranking freshmen, Friedman
and Lott, did not return to col
lege.
Coach Kenfield will build the
new team around five lettermen,
Harvey Harris, Rickey Willis,
Harley Shuford, Walter Levi-
tan, and Captain Dave Morgan,
and three reserves from last
year's squad, Bill Minor, John
McGlinn, and Bob Lovill.
The complete schedule fol
lows: April 2 Boston College, here
April 4 Wake Forest, there
April 9-11 North-south tour-
Plans for the spring - intra-
The customarv order cf mural sport program for co-eds
events will be varied in the were announced yesterday. Pre-Carolina-Dartmouth
track meet parations for tennis and archery
here Tuesday afternoon, Coach matches have now been begun.
R. A. Fetzer announced yester
day, so as to feature twq events,
the pole vaut and high jump, in
which Dartmouth has two of
the finest performers in the
country.
These are Steve Woodbury,
who beat Harold Osborn and
George Spitz and tied the col
lege record of 6 feet 54 inches
at the K. of C. games in New
York this winter, and Dick Bris
ter, who soars over 13 feet 3
inches m the vault and took
As soon as it is possible, ten
nis courts for the cc-eds will be
put into playing condition.
Matches have been arranged
with Duke University and Peace
College, and those interested in
trying out for these contests
and in learning to play tennis
are asked to sign with Barbara
Henderson, manager.
Vivian Grisette, archery man
ager, is ready to assign all those
interested in archery to groups
for competition. The first prac-
NETMEN TO FACE
BOSTONCOLLEGE
With Last Year's Stars Missing
and Several More Not Ready
to Go, Chances for Another
Undefeated Season Look Slim.
fourth place in the 1C4A meettice wiU heId Tuesday aftr"
last year.
The pole vault will start the
meet off "at 2 :30, and will hold
the center of the stage until the
running events start at 3:00
o'clock, and the high jump has
been set back to 3:15 o'clock.
The two events ordinarily are
run off at the same time.
Dartmouth is reported to have
a strong, well-balanced team
with a long line of fine perform
ers in the other events. The Tar
Heels hold the state and- con
ference indoor, and outdoor
championships and have lost on
ly two dual meets in ten years.
The meet between the northern
noon at 4:00 o'clock.
All co-eds, whether or not they
have had archery experience,
are asked to report.
There will be a contest Mon
day, April 16, between a team
of freshman and a combined
team from the other classes.
and southern leaders should be
a brilliant one.
On the basis of past per
formances the Carolina 'and
Dartmouth entries appear to be
well matched for some especial
ly fine races in the dashes and
hurdles.
Dartmouth has a ten-second
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With a brilliant record behind
them, Carolina's netmen will
open their season here tomor
row afternoon against Boston
College. The first matches are
scheduled for 2:30 o'clock.
Chances of keeping their great
record intact seem slim as the
Tar Heels prepare for the first
battle. Besides losing last year's
number one and two men, Wil
mer Hines and Lenoir Wright,
four other outstanding candi
dates will also be missing tomor
row.
The first two ranking fresh
man players last year, Friedman
and Lott, transferred to another
institution, while as a result of
an automobile accident Harley
Shuford, southpaw star, will not
be able to start. A few days ago
it was announced that Harvey
Harris, present ranking number
one player, had not entered
school and so would probably not
be ready to go.
Five Veterans
At present Coach Kenfield has
Captain Dave Morgan, Walter
Levitan, John McGlinn, Richard
Willis, and Bill Minor, old regu
lars, along with "Red" Johnson
and Mark Lynch, sophomores,
to pick the starting lineup from.
The club seems to be in pretty
good shape, having worked much
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ney at Pinehurst ,
April 14 Lynchburg Country
club, here
April 16 N. C. State, here
April 17 Wake Forest, here
April 18 Davidson, here
April 19-21 State tourna
ment, here
April 23 Roanoke College,
here
April 26 N. C. State, there
April 28 Davidson, there
May 2 Maryville College,
here
May 5 Navy at Annapolis,
Md.
May 7 Johns Hopkins at
Baltimore, Md.
May 8 Princeton at Prince
ton, N. J.
May 9 Army at West Point,
N. Y.
May 10 Yale at New Haven,
Conn.
May 11 Amherst at Am
herst, Mass. ' 5
May 12 Dartmouth at New
Haven, Conn. (Pending)
May 15 Duke, there
May 17-19 Southern Confer
ence tournament at Charlottes
ville, Va.
May 22 Duke, here
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Presents
"I Believed in You"
with
JOHN BOLES
Sunday
Monday
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MISTRESS OF A MILLION MOODS,
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meet in regular communication
tomorrow evening at 8:00 o'clock j
in the Masonic Temple on West
Franklin street. All Master
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Charlie Chase Comedy "I'll Take Vanilla"
Travel Talk on Spain
Tuesday
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Spencer Tracy Madge Evans in "THE SHOW-OFF"
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After seeing this picture
you'll wonder why these
stars haven't been to
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Saturday
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"LOST PATROL"
MORNING MATINEE SATURDAY 10:00 A. 31. "ALICE IN WONDERLAND"